Sentence examples for air heading from inspiring English sources

E. J. Manuel BUFF) vs. Cleveland — The rookie Manuel will be on the road in a short week against the league's No. 3 defense, which has permitted just two touchdowns through the air heading into Thursday night's game (14 FPPG, seventh-worst QB matchup).

In the next moment she's in the front hall, shrugging into her faded blue parka, and then she's out in the air, heading down the path to where her property ends and the single-lane gravel road loops through the high chain-link gate and peters out in the beach area.

As the funicular glides to a halt at 2,663m on the Weissfluhjoch ridge, I follow a pair of mountain bikers out into the thin air, heading for a vertiginous platform that looks north towards Klosters across the shoulder of the Todalp mountain.

Crouch, his 6ft 7in always menacing in the air, headed Claus Lundekvam's ball down to Phillips and the volley home was slick and instant.

The "typical blonde stereotype" is either happy and air headed or peppy, girly, and mean.

Just 24 hours after the retired CIA official found himself under lock and key, he was flown out of Panama, evidently under the protection of Washington, and in mid-air, heading back to the United States, vanished a second time.

Mr. Olbermann is now on the air head-to-head against Mr. O'Donnell.

So if you want a breath of truly fresh air – head there.

You can feel it in the dank Bronx air: heads will roll.

"Even in Hollywood, they're usually air heads or if they're ambitious they're straight away cold and need to be taught a lesson," he said.

For a breath of fresh air, head across the street for a glass of wine (66 Hong Kong dollars) on the leafy terrace at Courtney's (No. 7, the Minden Hotel; 852-2739-7777; theminden.com).